Hiding in the Island is an exhibition that aims to explore the unique aesthetic and authenticity of existence through three paradoxes. Artists who live deep in East Taiwan and young artists who arrive during the travels in their studies come together to share their mindset and work, hoping to highlight the idea that “any location is a place for nature and the world, freedom and culture.”

Visual artist Idas Losin received an ACC Fellowship in 2014 to research contemporary art, meet artists, participate in an artist residency program in New York and to visit Native American communities in the U.S.

When "local" and "other" meet, it can stir the beginning of unrest. It overlaps, increases, and produces various kinds of insights. Thinking lines, the art exhibitions developed on this theme can be taken as an introduction, leaving open and free imagination space to watch the public.